42 ND STREET INAUGURAL SEASON This production made possible by the generosity of Cast and Crew Members from The Umbrella Stage’s Seasons 1-11 This 2019-2020 season is made possible by the generosity of Kate and Mark Reid in memory of Kate’s mother, Micheline Sakharoff 40 STOW STREET, CONCORD, MA | TheUmbrellaStage.org Proud sponsor of THE UMBRELLA Community Arts Center Best wishes for a successful 2019-2020 Performing Arts Season! ADAGE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LP 200 CLARENDON STREET 52nd FLOOR BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02116 PHONE: 617.867.2800 adagecapital.com THE UMBRELLA STAGE COMPANY PRESENTS Music by Lyrics by HARRY WARREN AL DUBIN Book by MICHAEL STEWART & MARK BRAMBLE Based on the Novel by BRADFORD ROPES Original Direction and Dances by GOWER CHAMPION Originally Produced on Broadway by DAVID MERRICK Directed by Brian Boruta Music Direction by James Murphy Musical Restaging and New Choreography by Lara Finn Banister Scenic Design by Lighting Design by Sound Design by Benjamin D. Rush SeifAllah Sallotto-Cristobal Elizabeth Havenor Costume Design by Properties Design by Stage Managed by Brian Simons Sarajane Morse Mullins Michael T. Lacey 42ND STREET is presented by arrangement with Funded in part by the Tams-Witmark, A Concord Theatricals Company www.tamswitmark.com The use of all songs is by arrangement with Warner Bros., the owner of music publishers’ rights Dear Friends, Welcome to The Umbrella, where there’s so much that’s exciting and new to share with you! Of course, we are beyond thrilled to introduce you to our two newly constructed theaters – part of a massive, multiyear renovation and expansion campaign that saw the transformation of every aspect of our Arts center. We hope you will enjoy our comfortable and accessible, state- of-the-art theaters, open and airy lobby, vibrant art exhibition spaces, and convenient new ticketing, concession and restroom facilities. We’re delighted to have a space that creates a complete audience experience worthy of the productions staged here. Beyond just the facilities, technology and amenities, however, is the evolution of the work itself. We have endeavored to share Bold, Daring and Innovative theater with audiences for years, but now proudly bring it to the next level with the launch of The Umbrella Stage Company – Greater Boston’s newest professional theater. New faces, new production talent, and exciting new titles including some regional premieres will further enhance the high quality audiences have come to expect from our award-winning Performing Arts Program. And, we are pleased to join with other institutions and businesses in town to build a vibrant, welcoming cultural destination here in historic Concord Center. Our new #DinnerAndAShowConcord program invites arts patrons throughout the region to “make a night of it” here in town, enjoying special offers from hospitality partners listed later in this booklet. At this exciting time of growth, we are grateful for your ongoing support of The Umbrella, and ask you to help us spread the word about this wonderful organization. Jerry Wedge Executive Director 42ND STREET CAST Gillian Mariner Gordon* as Peggy Sawyer Todd Yard as Julian Marsh Mickey T. White as Billy Lawlor Aimee Doherty* as Dorothy Brock Daniel Forrest Sullivan as Andy Lee Barbara Pierre as Maggie Jones Ryan Malyar as Bert Barry Ashley Nicole Martin as Anytime Annie Temma Beaudreau as Lorraine Rachel Tata as Phyllis WITH John Breen Alden Gagnon Chris DiOrio Jackson Jirard Cara Guappone Thom Hardy Gordon Ellis Erica Lundin Will Fafard Nick Osborne Hannah Shihdanian * Appearing through an Agreement between this theater and Actor’s Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Actors’ Equity Association (“Equity”), founded in 1913, is the U.S. labor union that represents more than 51,000 professional Actors and Stage Managers. Equity fosters the art of live theatre as an essential component of society and advances the careers of its members by negotiating wages, improving working conditions and providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. Actors’ Equity is a member of the AFL-CIOand is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. Equity is governed by its own members through an elected Council, representing principal actors, chorus actors and stage managers living in three regions: Eastern, Central and Western. Members at large participate in Equity’s governance through a system of regional Boards and Committees. Equity has 28 designated area liaison cities with over 100 members each. 42ND STREET ORCHESTRA James Murphy, Conductor Samantha Prindiville, Piano Cezar Garde, Drums/Percussion Ben Stevens, Bass Jeff Leonard, Reed I Jean Pace, Reed II Todd Brunel- Reed III Thomas Carroll, Reed IV Beth Goodman, Reed V Erika Izaguirre, Trumpet I Dani Garcia, Trumpet II Rick Copeland, Trombone I Emma Staudacher, Horn This performance features moving lights and other special effects. Any patrons with concerns about these effects should please ask for a member of house management. TheUmbrellaStage.org | 978.371.0820 42ND STREET MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I “Overture” – Orchestra “Audition” – Dancers “Young and Healthy” – Billy and Peggy “Shadow Waltz” – Maggie, Dorothy, and Girls “Shadow Waltz (Reprise)” – Dorothy “Go into Your Dance” – Maggie, Peggy, Annie, Phyllis, Lorraine, and Andy “You’re Getting to Be a Habit with Me” – Dorothy and Dancing Company “Getting Out of Town” – Maggie, Bert, Pat, and Chorus “Dames” – Billy and Chorus “I Know Now” – Dorothy, Chorus and Billy “We’re in the Money” – Annie, Phyllis, Lorraine, Peggy, Billy, and Chorus “Act One Finale” – Dorothy and Orchestra ACT II “Entr’acte” – Orchestra “There’s a Sunny Side to Every Situation” – Chorus “Lullaby of Broadway” – Julian and Company “Montage” – Julian, Andy, Peggy and Dancing Company “About a Quarter to Nine” – Dorothy and Peggy “Shuffle Off to Buffalo” – Maggie, Bert, Annie, and Girls “Forty-Second Street” – Peggy with Dancing Company “Forty-Second Street (Reprise)” – Julian TheUmbrellaStage.org | 978.371.0820 Letter From The Director of Performing Arts: Greetings! It gives me great pleasure to be able to finally welcome you all to this production of 42nd Street, which marks the first in this beautiful new facility. For the past several years now, our vision of creating a regional destination for the arts in Concord has been a labor of love and a source of joy and hope for me and many others as we worked to realize a transformed future for this incredible organization. No production could be more appropriately suited to mark this occasion than 42nd Street, which, at its core, is a celebration of musical theatre and the people who make it happen; of the grit and determination it takes to realize a vision. But it is also about hope and joy; about chasing a dream and believing in oneself and others. It doesn’t take much effort to draw a striking parallel between the story of 42nd Street and the story of this beautiful new facility. 42nd Street has a long and storied history, and remains safely ensconced in the canon of classic musical theatre. Yes, because of the music, yes (of course) because of the dancing, but also because of Peggy Sawyer herself, as she dares to hope against impossible odds and to open-heartedly chase a dream. Some of the most successful productions of 42nd Street have been set against uncertain times, and in uncertain times, what the world needs is a few more Peggy Sawyers. We have so much planned for this season both here and in our new Black Box Theater just upstairs from where you are sitting now. In November we welcome back Michelle Aguillon (Disgraced, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Joy Luck Club) as she directs August Wilson’s Fences. In December Elliot Norton Award winner Nancy Curran Willis directs Tuck Everlasting. In January we bring you the Regional Premiere of the folk-punk musical Hundred Days. In March, Peyton Pugmire (La Cage Aux Folles) returns to stage a powerful rendition of Martin Sherman’s Bent, and we close the season in April when Julia Deter (Hedwig and The Angry Inch) returns to mount one of the first regional productions of the musical War Paint starring Boston’s own leading ladies Leigh Barrett and Shana Dirik. Season subscriptions are on sale now, and I hope to see you all at many more performances to come. Thank you for being a part of this incredible moment. See you at the theater! Brian Boruta, Director, The Umbrella Performing Arts TheUmbrellaArts.org | 978.371.0820 ND WHO’S WHO IN 42 STREET Temma Beaudreau lawyer by day, he’s happy any time he gets (Lorraine) is thrilled to a chance to perform before an audience be making her Umbrella that can’t send his client to state prison. debut in 42nd Street! She Thanks to Lace for the faith, and to all the has recently appeared production team for giving me a chance as Penny Pingleton in to check another box on my bucket list: Hairspray and Sister Mary performing on the same stage as Aimee Robert in Sister Act at Doherty. the Stadium Theatre, as well as sang backup for Josh Groban on Aimee Doherty* his Bridges Tour. Temma is a graduate of (Dorothy Brock) is excited Emmanuel College, where she received to make her Umbrella three nominations from the Kennedy debut! Regional: Gussie Center American College Theatre Festival in Merrily We Roll for the Richard Maltby Jr. Award for Along, Yvonne/Blaire Musical Theatre Excellence (The Little in Sunday In The Park Mermaid, Disaster!, A Day in Hollywood/A With George and Mrs. Night in the Ukraine). Temma grew up as Segstrom in A Little Night a competitive dancer, and it feels so full Music (Huntington Theatre), Rosalind in circle that her first professional production As You Like It (Shakespeare & Company), is such an iconic dance show.